If buying alcohol seems tricky, the language seems impenetrable.
The vehicles rumble away in clouds of dust and for a moment the border seems impenetrable.
But in "Somewhere Fun" the barrier between the world she creates onstage and the world we experience seems impenetrable.
But some advocates are preparing to present to the government a range of experiences that they say portray a large, sprawling police force that at times seems impenetrable to those who, for instance, speak only Spanish.
The gate seems impenetrable; this summer, when the power failed, Mr. McDonnell was told that Mrs. Shirley was unable to get in her car and leave home, trapped as she was behind Gatehenge.
EXPERIMENT -- "When the wine list seems impenetrable, with wines I have never heard of, from unfamiliar regions, I usually order wine by the glass," said Maricel Presilla, the chef and co-owner of Zafra and Cucharamama in Hoboken.
These days, he is dormant on Twitter because it "triggered too much", made him feel like he was back in high school, too much of an "open wound", at the mercy of those who "get off on the power of being able to affect someone who seems impenetrable.
Navigation, for nearly everyone, is a thrashing, branch-snapping ordeal, and at dark the place seems impenetrable.
